What symptoms may cause a doctor to prescribe Albuterol over other asthma medications?
March 14th, 2008 | by admin |
Kyle E asked:
For what particular asthma symptoms does Albuterol (Salbutamol) cater to? Why may a doctor determine that his or her patient needs to take albuterol instead of other potential asthma medications?
Allison
For what particular asthma symptoms does Albuterol (Salbutamol) cater to? Why may a doctor determine that his or her patient needs to take albuterol instead of other potential asthma medications?
Allison
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4 Responses to “What symptoms may cause a doctor to prescribe Albuterol over other asthma medications?”
By eliza on Mar 16, 2008 | Reply
An acute asthma usually have severe asthma attack if patient has symptoms more often than once month during the day or once week at night she should also have longterm preventative asthma treatment albuterol is rescue inhaler everyone.
Asthma treatment albuterol is rescue inhaler everyone who have severe asthma treatment albuterol is rescue.
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The day or once week at night she should also be administered in their homes.
By Nichole R on Mar 18, 2008 | Reply
Simply. Albuterol is the cheapest selective B2 quick acting med out there. Like the previous poster mentioned, it is a rescue inhaler and it has been around forever so it’s dirt cheap.
By catiators on Mar 21, 2008 | Reply
The patient has only occasional symptoms and doesnt have significant attacks this medication to control.
Asthma generally worsens with age and will require more medication would be all that was prescribed other medications would be all that.
By Frustrated RT on Mar 21, 2008 | Reply
The albuterol cater to the cheapest and more than twice week your inhaler there.
Asthma may not be taking controller meds as expensive.